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Apple's Foldable iPhone Moment Arrives: New CEO Ternus Faces First Big Wall Street Test
Apple's Foldable iPhone Moment Arrives: New CEO Ternus Faces First Big Wall Street Test
Apple is expected to unveil its long-awaited foldable handset, rumored to be called the "iPhone Ultra," at today's big product event, scheduled for 1 p.m. ET and led by new CEO John Ternus.
"Watching Apple's event is later today… huge index weight, first major event under John Ternus, and potentially the first foldable iPhone. If the product/new CEO combination lands well, it could become a useful mega-cap catalyst," Goldman Sachs Delta-One desk head Rich Privorotsky told clients...
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Turkey Proposes $1.2B Fuel Pipeline To Reboot NATO's Eastern Flank Logistics
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